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The Seaforth News, 1958-11-20, Page 5THE SEAFORTII NEWS -'Thursday, November 20, 1955 TUCKERSMITH welcined the visitors and mein - HOME AND, SCHOOL The . regular monthly meeting of the Hannah Rome ,and IS'ohool was held on Wednesday. evening Nov. 12 with a large attendance. The meeting was opened by the President, Mrs. K. .Sharp who Turkey Bingo ST. COLUMBAN PARISH HALL Mon. Even'g, Dec. 8 15 regular games for turkeys 3, -cash, specials 3 :door prizl;s- 1st 15.00 and 10.00 Ord 5:00 Admission $1 Game starts at 9 P.M. sharp hers, the minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs. H. Mc- Leod, after which she read a poem, and introduced all :former pu'pi'ls, and the roll call was an- swered on where members were on VE Day. Mr. K. .Sharp intro- duced the speaker for the even- ing, Mr, Gorman, Inspector of Schools who gave a very enlight- ening' talk on Education, Mr. T. McIntosh thanked Mr, Gorman. A color .,party was present from Seaforth Canadian Legion, the flags were dipped in salute to the fallen members of S.S. 7. Mrs. J. Broadfoot unveiled the Honor Roll, the Last Post and Reveille were .aounded by ,Jack Moore. Rev. J. H. Jaynes, Seaforth, Le- gion' Padre dedicated the Honour Roll. 'Mr, J. T. Scott sang "In Flanders Fields" accompanied by Airs. 3. 'McGregor on bite piano. Mrs. John Cameron won the mystery q)r'ize. A delicious lunch was served, RABIES Meeting on Rabies will be held in Seaforth. Town Hall on Wednesday, Nov. 26th at 8.30 Speakers: Mr, Edward Meadows, of Lands and For- ests, and Dr. MacLennan, of the health of animals Also film if available Huron County Farmers Union TOWN TOPICS Ml•. Russell Grieve, Windsor, is a guest this weep at the home of 1115 grandfather, Air. Thos, M. Grieve, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Chesney and 'daughter of Sarnia, formerly o1 Brucefield, intend to move to Seaforth next week. Visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Addison on ,Sunday were 'Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Iiender- son, Godericli; yd's. and Mrs, Eric Howes and Mrs, Elizabeth Snyd- er of London and Air. and Mrs, Irvine Tebbutt and Marilyn of Goderioh twp. Misses Bessie and Peg Grieve spent the weekend in Detroit and Windsor. Mrs. A. W. .Mooney of Massey is visiting .her mother, Mrs. F, S. Savauge, this week. Mrs. Geo. Connell of town spent a week with Illmrer Trick of Goderich twp. and several weeks in Clinton with friends. •Mr. •and Mrs. Oliver 'Ferguson of Toronto spent the 'weekend with Air. and Airs, T. Flynn. Miss 'Mary- Lou Sills was a weekend visitor with Mrs. C. P. iSills, Mr, E. G. Meir has returned home after spending the past five months with Mr and Mrs. „Jerry Meir in Halifax, Mr. Ken Etue is •a patient in Scott 'Memorial Hospital. Mr. and ,Mrs, B. :Babcock and family have moved to Chatham, N.B. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Willis, Lon- don, spent the weekend with their pa'r'ents. Mr Bob Omand, Wellesley, vis - ted with friends last week. Air. and Mrs. Lee Learn are visiting the foriner's parents in Vancouver.' Little Miss Arlene Williams had the misfortune to 'fall at school and break her arm. ,Mr. and Mrs, Zack McSpadden have returned .from visiting their son and family, Sam McSpadden; Otterville. Mr. and Mrs, D. Scalisi and the family of Woodstock spent the weekend with lib's,. ScaLisi's mo- ther, Mrs. T. Phillips. Mrs. 3. E, Brown of Strathroy, and her daughters, Miss Rhea Brown and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell of Ailsa Craig spent Wednesday of last week with iMr, and Mrs. Jahn Hallam Sr., Wilson St. :Mr. and Mos. Harold Hotham of London spent Sunday wibh Mr. and Mrs. John Holllam ST., Wil- son 'St. Constable and Mrs. Sam Bates spent the weekend in Windsor and London. - SCHOLARSHIPS The committee appointed b0` Huron County Council to award scholarships and bursaries at the University of Western •Ontario announces the following select- ions for 1958; Thomas Brydges. of Belgrave; Marilyn Riley R.R. 1, Londes- boro; Gordon Teb'butt, !R,R. 2, Clinton; Gwendolyn Walsh, R.R. 1, Beigrave; William G. Laidlaw, R.R. 2, Wingham. The scholarships to the boy and the girl from Huron County who attained the highest standing were awarded to Lorne An'iacher, Zurich, a student in 3rd year Medicine, and Katherine Ondre- jieke, Crediton, a student in 3rd year Honour Modern Languages, Some people have a flair for giving. They have a talent and taste for choosing the most exciting Christmas presents. They give the good things that make living more pleasurable. Many of these people will give modern electric appliances this Christmas — and they'll insist on having them ready for use on Christmas day, because' they know these appliances will make Christmas (and every day for that matter) a new and exciting experience. So, this year, do a little hinting. Just say you'd like something wonderful for the household something the whole family can enjoy. And don't be surprised if you get a superb, modern automatic electric appliance to help you "live better electrically"—the safe, clean, modern way. raNTARIO HYDRO ELECTRICITY DOES SO ;,...;CH — Cl*STS SO LITTLE BI'S1' BEAVERS The third meeting of the Mc. Killop Busy Beavers was held at the home of Faye Little: on Nov.' 15th at 2 o'clock. Luella Moylan, our Club President, opened the meeting by having all rise and sing the Institute Ode followed by all repeating the 4.13 pledge. The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted, The roll call was answered by "Oneway of storing Cereals", Business was •then taken up. The hook cover was decided on, also the elate of our next meeting on Dec. 29th at the home of the Doig girls, Mrs, .lames Keys discussed "Facts about Cereals" with us. And fol- lowing up our trip . with Betty Brown each girl brought a sam- ple of a whole -grainer] cereal, al- so reported on prices of different cereals. Marion Hunt and Jean 'Scott demonstrated the making of Graham muffins and 'Sandra Doig and Marjorie Smith demon- strated the making of bran muf- fins. The girls handled this dem- onstration in a very efficient manner. These muffins when baked were judged and the good and bad points of a muffin made clear to us by our leaders, Mrs. G. Papple and Mrs. J, Keys. The roll call for our next meeting will be "Three things I have learned about flour", The muffins were then served for lunch with jam and tea provided by our hostess, Mrs. Wm. Little. Grace Doig gave the courtesy remarks, CROMARTY Miss Olive Speare spent the weekend with•her sister in ;Knelr- ell. Miss Audrey Amnia of Zion spent the weekend with Misses Ina and Dorothy. Airs. 0. R. Francis and Airs. J. Town of Woodstock and Airs, AT, 13. Brown of Peterborough were guests at the home of IVIr, and Airs, Ken McKellar on Wednes- day. Airs. Eva Colenhoun and daug- hter ,lean. Staffa, and Mks. Gor- don Scott visited on Wednesday with Mrs, Sadie Scott, Mr. James Kerr is a patient in South Huron Hospital, Exeter, Mr. and 'firs. Don Scott motor- ed to Windsor on Friday, return Ing home on Saturday Ail'. and firs, T. L. Scott and family and Mrs, E. -Bocce visited over the 'weekend with Air. and Mrs. Hugh Moore and family at Lindsaiy. 14Ir. Ken McKellar is spending Fthiais week at the Royal Winter' r, Mrs. Bill Hnlley and baby laughter of Milton spent the veokend with her parents. Air, and Airs, Alex Ramsey. Mr. Mervin Dow is a patient in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- orth, having undergone surgery on Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Ramsey and Steven spent the weekend in Georgetown with her parents, fr. and Mrs, Jas. Sorensen, Mrs. T, McTavish accompanied thein o Acton and visited with her sis- er, Mrs. H. Bennie. Miss Margaret Coleman in'esid- d at the organ at the service on Sunday in the absence of Mrs. K. McKellar who spent the week- nd with relatives in Mitchell nd Thorndale. The infant sons of Air. and Ira. John Templeman and Sip, nd Mrs. J. SI. Scott and the in - ant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C, aylor were baptized at the ser - ice on Sunday, Mrs. Lindsay •McKellar is 0 pa. lent In Seaforth hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Chessell or litchell visited on Sunday with ter parents, Sir. and Mrs. Lloyd orsdahl. The Y.P.S. met on Sunday vening in the basement of the hurch to organize for the coning months. Rev. Mr. Herr conducted he devotions and chaired the eeting for the election of offi- ers as follows; Pres., Alex Meikle, Vice Pres., envy Scott; Sec.-Treas., Alice orsdahl; pianist. Margaret Cnle- an; Social Com.. Margaret Wal - ace. Alice Walker, Laverne Wal - ace and Carlyle •Meikle. An Invi- ation from the Milverton o attend a skating party and ance on Friday evening was ac- epted. The regular meeting of the Lil- ies' Aid Society was held at the ome of Mrs. M. Moughton with he president, Mrs. Will Miller residing. She opened the meeti- ng with a poen followed with orship period. Reports were 'veil by the secretary and the 'easurer: blrs. R. Laing gave a eating "In Flanders' Field" and contest was conducted be Ahs. oaghton, Many items of best - Kis were discussed when it was ecided to order four more tables p the basement of the church. Irs. Eldon Allen and •Mrs. Jas. lifer were appointed program omuiittee and Mrs, T. Laing and rs. Mervin Dow lunch commit - e for the next meeting. The eeting closed with the Lord's layer. Lunch was served by the astess and the cominittee in range, November meeting of Roy's hau'ch W01.S, was held at the ome of llrs. Harvey Dow with re. 0. Neil presiding and open - g with a poem "Lest You For - et". Airs, Dow led, in prayer and re worship period was conduct - 1 by Mrs. John 'Hocking, MI's. urray Christie and Miss Bessie OW were appointed :flower corn - Mee for 1959 and Mrs. S. Gra am, Mrs. Ai. Christie and Bars. McPhail nominating commit e. The topic "Women's Place - Society" was given by Rev, A, Daynard who also closed the eei:illg with prayer. The installation of officers by ev. A. I3, Daynard for 1959 was Soliaws: Pres„ Mrs. A. Christie; Vice 'esidents, Mrs. Geo. Neil, llrs, . •Christie and Mrs, N. Dow; c„ Mrs, C, Christie; Assn. Sec., rs 0 Parsons: Treas.,- Airs, C; Dow; Pianist, Mrs. 1 . Dow; As- sistant pianist, Mrs. H. Dow; Ails. aionarry Monthly Sec„ Mrs. G. Dow; Friendship Committee Sec., Mrs. R. Miller; Supply Sec.. Mrs, Roy Dow; Lit. See., Mr's, G. Dow; Mission Baud Supt„ Mrs. Carman Paris; Assistant 'Missionary Band Supt., Mrs, Fred Johns; Stamp Collection, Mrs. C. Park; See.- Treas. ee:Treas. of W. A., Mrs. C. Park;. Auditors, Mrs. T. Coleuhoun, Mrs. H. Pridhany. HENSALL The Ladies' Aid of Carmel Presbyterian Church met in the Church on Monday evening with 21 members present. Miss Han- nah Murray presided for the de- votional. Mrs. 3. McEwen read the scripture. Miss Hannah Mur - racy gave a reading and Mrs, A. Orr lied in prayer. Mrs. Mac Dou- gall showed interesting slides ta- ken recently in New York, and Washington, Mrs. John ,Soldan presided for the busiuess and fer'ed prayer. Mrs. Earl Campbell, Mrs, Robt, Madge, Miss Hannah Murray were appointed nominat- ing committee to bring In 1959 slate of officers for December meeting, firs, J. ittoEwen's group will be In charge of Christmas decoration for the church. Mrs. •T, Solilan's group will be in charge of the December meeting. Mrs. J. MoEwen's group served lunch. CROPREPORT Recent rains have been a help in 'filling wells and cisterns and will help the fall plowing. Most of the outside work bas been completed with the exception of fall plowing'. Odd jobs are now being completed. Some cattle have been put into the stable for winter. Reception & Dance Por Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Ryan in Walton Community Hail Friday, November 28 Music by Ian Willie° and his Melody Makers, Ladies please bring lunch Everyone Welcome L. 0. L. ELICH lAr,, Orange Hall Wed., Nov. 26th 8.30 Lunch served Admission 40c ANNUAL C. W. L. azaar ' Tea Saturday, Dec. 6th 3 to 5 P.M. at St. James' School HOME BAKE SALE BAZAAR & TEA Kippers United Church Saturday, Nov. 22 3 to 5 P.M. TOWN OF SEAFl RTR NOMINATIO A meeting of the electors of the Town of Seaforth will be held in the Town .Bail, Seaforth MONDAY, NOVEMBE 195 4 For the purpose of nominating persons for the oifiees of Mayor. Reeve, six Councillors, Public School Trustees and Public Utility Commissioner Nominations will be fl'onl 7.30 p.m, to 8.30 pan. If a poll be necessary, the same will be held at the following places on WEDNESDAYS DEC 109 195 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Polling Sub -Division No. 1 and 2 at Teall's Garage Polling Sub -Division No. 3 and 4 at Public Library Polling Sub -Division No. 5 and 6 at M. E. Clarke Garage Seaforth, November 10, 198 D. H. Wilson, Town Clerk HURON COUNTY TEMPERANCE FEDERATION ANNUAL MEETING Friday Evening, November 28 Evangelical United lirethern Church DASHWOOD PROGRAM IVorship Service - conducted by the Young People of Dashwood Evangelical Church. Greetings. by Rev, W. F. Krotz Panes Discussion on Teaching Temperance 111 Sunday School. conducted- by .Airs. Howard Pym, Elinrvilie Address, Rev. Gordon Domm, General Secretary OTF OFFICERS Past President, F. Howson, 'WVinghanr; President, W. Gill, Grand Bend; First Vice President, C. Reich, Seaforth; Second Vice President, H. Roffman, Dashwood; Third Vice President, II, Pym, Elimvillo; Secretary, Mrs. N. Trewartha, Clinton; Treasurer, F. McClynront, Verna; Voice of Temp- erance, H. G. Manning, Clinton Alcoholism In Canada One of every 50 Canadians is an alcoholic. There are only dye other countries in the world with a higher alcoholism rate. In Ontario adult alcoholics have increased in numbers at the rate of 01% between 1046 and 1051., The number of alcoholics per 1110,000 in Ontario is 2,210.1n Huron Cpunty it 750 per 100.000, Many alcoholics' need never have become addicted bad they been taught the danger signals early in life. C. T. A. versus L. C. A. "Tile writer has lived in areas under the L. C. A. and the C. T. A, and the problem of youth drinking here in I-liiron is a fraction oS what it is in other parts," Oilo of many such verdicts by reputable people. Our socias workers declare that 1-luron's record o1 broken homes, unwed mothers and destitution generally is very low compared to that of L. C, A. counties. HERON COUNTY HAS .v0 LEGAL LIQUOR Ot'TLE7'S